Each day during the week of the 10th of May 2021 NPC will be holding Anti-bullying training sessions for Parents. On Monday – Thursday there will be both a morning session at 10am and an evening session at 8pm. A morning session at 10am will be held on Friday. The session will enable you to support your child regarding issues of bullying and will also inform you about the Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary Schools. If you would be interested in attending (virtually) one of these webinars please register your details here https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Anti-Bullying-Registration-May-2021

Well done to all of the children from Junior Infants up to 6th class who took part in a walk today to Shannow Wood in aid of Pieta House. It was a lovely morning for a walk and even better that it was for such a good cause.

Junior and Senior Infants have been using the BeeBots to develop their problem solving skills. We also use the BeeBots to learn our tricky words, phonics and numbers!

3rd and 4th class have recently been learning all about ‘The Eye’. As part of their learning, they made origami eyes. Take a look at their work.

All of the children from Junior Infants up to 6th class had great fun taking part in all of the different activities during active week. Activities ranging from orienteering to tag rugby! Take a look at how they got on.   (more…)

5th and 6th class have been focusing on the theme of 'An Teilifís' in Gaeilge over the past 3 weeks. Take a look at some of the videos they took when talking about their favourite characters in different television shows and movies.

Well done to all the boys and girls who took part in the Cavan County Council Anti-Litter Poster Competition. They had to design a poster with a slogan to show how littering has a negative impact on our environment. A special well done to our six winners: Saoirse, Lauren, Jack, Conor, Amber and Kerrie.  

This week in 3rd and 4th Class, we have been learning about procedural writing. We had great fun writing and following procedures for 'How to make Pipe Cleaner Animals'. Have a look at our work.

Well done to Dylan, Joshua, Kian and Tomás who recently participated in the Concern Primary Debates programme along with the help of Ms.Campbell. They debated against the motion ‘Irish people do not care about the developing world’ and for the motion ‘Children can make a big difference to the environment’. Great work boys, well done!

The Rising Stars had lots of fun learning about healthy eating, tasting fruit and making smoothies.